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How are blockchains creating an ownership layer for the internet, shifting identity and value from intermediaries to users?

In this Sidecar episode of our Committed Capital podcast, Markus Bolsinger, co-head of Dechert's global private equity practice, joins Dechert partner Jennifer Csik Hutchens and associate...

Given recent crypto legislative developments, is the U.S. poised to further establish itself as a global regulatory leader in the space...

What if the most consequential dollar-denominated product in crypto isn't actually a stablecoin? In this episode of Dechert's Leading on Crypto, Ethena Labs General Counsel Zach Rosenberg and Deputy General Counsel Larry Florio join Dechert partner Neel Maitra to break down what makes USDe a "synthetic dollar" and why that distinction matters more than ever in a post-GENIUS Act world

What are some of the key differences between traditional securities investing and crypto? In this episode of Leading on Crypto, Dechert partner Neel Maitra sits down with Katrina Paglia, Chief Legal Officer at Pantera – one of the world's premier crypto-focused venture funds.

Establishing a hedge fund involves far more than simple replication of existing structures. What critical factors must managers evaluate when navigating the increasingly complex landscape of liquid...

Curated by Dechert's antitrust practice, this comprehensive collection of real-world documents highlights issues that have caused deals unwanted attention from government authorities.

In August 2025, President Trump issued an Executive Order intending to expand access to alternative assets (such as private equity, real estate, private credit and digital assets).

How are leading U.S. crypto investment firms responding to and preparing for the Genius and CLARITY Acts?

Leading on Crypto is a video series featuring exclusive conversations with industry leaders exploring the evolving world of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology. Each episode delivers timely insights on regulatory developments, market trends, tokenization, stablecoins, and the innovations reshaping digital finance from executives at firms like Moody's Ratings, Pantera, Gemini, a16z, and the Crypto Council for Innovation.

Traditional financial products are being revolutionized through tokenization, with private and registered fund sponsors leveraging blockchain to enhance investor experiences and integrate funds into the crypto ecosystem.

The U.S. Department of the Treasury's Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) has released its Annual Report to Congress for 2025, revealing critical data about the Committee's activities and their implications for cross-border transactions. The report provides essential insights for foreign investors and dealmakers navigating the complex landscape of U.S. business acquisitions, highlighting both opportunities and challenges in the current regulatory environment. Understanding these tre

The International Tax Compliance (Amendment) Regulations 2025, which came into force on 16 July 2025, introduce a new requirement for UK investment managers to register under...

Recent developments suggest that deals which priced prior to March 31 will not be subject to the Joint Committee's interpretation of the sole purpose test.

The Central Bank of Ireland has completed its review of delegation practices across fund management companies, examining how the sector's dramatic growth to €5.6 trillion in assets has impacted oversight and governance frameworks. With 9,000 authorized funds now supported by 121 FMCs, the regulator has identified both effective practices and areas requiring enhancement across five critical operational domains. FMCs must now benchmark their policies against these supervisory expectations and implement

Last year, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) finalized sweeping changes to the Hart-Scott-Rodino (HSR) notification and report form (the new Rules). The U.S. Chamber of Commerce sought a declaratory judgment that the new...

The California Supreme Court rejected a novel negligence theory that would have let plaintiffs sue manufacturers over nondefective products for not developing a “better” alternative sooner.